Martin (Hache)

Martín, a middle-aged film director adrift in Madrid, is summoned to Buenos Aires after his teenage son, Hache, survives a drug overdose. He brings the sullen boy back to Spain, forcing him into the cluttered, intellectual orbit of his own life. Within the confines of a book-filled apartment, three generations of men collide: Martín, his aging actor friend Dante, and the resentful Hache. Their shared existence becomes a delicate ecosystem of silent accusations, competitive jealousy, and stifled affection, each grappling with artistic failure, fading vitality, and the terrifying burden of freedom.